Tulsa World: Man shot at reputed motorcycle gang hangout identified : "found Russell Doza, 49, lying on the floor. Authorities said Do...
Tulsa World: Man shot at reputed motorcycle gang hangout identified: "found Russell Doza, 49, lying on the floor. Authorities said Doza retrieved a gun from a nearby bookshelf and turned toward the deputies. Three deputies fired shots and Doza died at the scene. The search warrant stemmed from claims that meth and marijuana activity was taking place in the area, officials said. Deputies also arrested two men, Scott Lee Sollars, 54, and Albert Dee Ahlfinger, 49.
Sollars is being held at the Tulsa Jail on complaints including possessing a firearm after the commission of a felony, eluding a police officer and obstructing an officer. His bail is set at nearly $11,300. Ahlfinger faces complaints of possession of a firearm after the commission of a felony and contempt of court, with bail set at nearly $25,600.
Doza had 'parted from' his family several years ago and moved between towns in northeastern Oklahoma. He sometimes stayed at the clubhouse while passing through Tulsa, said a friend, Ramona Gregory. Gregory met Doza in the mid-'80s while riding motorcycles with her former husband. Doza had a beard, long hair and developed a strong bond with fellow riders, Gregory said. 'He was a gypsy kind of guy. He didn't have a place to call his own � he had his brothers,' she said. 'The club was his family"
Sollars is being held at the Tulsa Jail on complaints including possessing a firearm after the commission of a felony, eluding a police officer and obstructing an officer. His bail is set at nearly $11,300. Ahlfinger faces complaints of possession of a firearm after the commission of a felony and contempt of court, with bail set at nearly $25,600.
Doza had 'parted from' his family several years ago and moved between towns in northeastern Oklahoma. He sometimes stayed at the clubhouse while passing through Tulsa, said a friend, Ramona Gregory. Gregory met Doza in the mid-'80s while riding motorcycles with her former husband. Doza had a beard, long hair and developed a strong bond with fellow riders, Gregory said. 'He was a gypsy kind of guy. He didn't have a place to call his own � he had his brothers,' she said. 'The club was his family"
